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"Whatever Mussolini's personal adventure may have been, there is no doubt that the dusion between the eliets of the fighting groups and post-war myths gave birth to fascism and that mussolini was its demiurge." "A socialist in his fathers tradition, Mussolini's early vision of socialism was rationalist and illuminist as an ideal to regenerate society and bring about the triumph of reason." "Mussolini made it a point to show indifferance to political theories projecting himself as a man of action and therefor described as motivated by and immoderate thirtst for power, ready to adapt his ideas according to changing circumstances." "The myth of revolutionary syndicalism had passed for the fascist Mussolini, along with evert other revolutionary utopia. What counted most for him now were the "reality" and new facts upon which to build its own political agenda day afer day, solving problems piecemal with practical solutions."
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